The Brutalist Report

Polygon

• Overwatch 2’s new hero Ramattra was, for good reasons, a long time coming [1121d]
• When Jujutsu Kaisen season 2 comes out, based on everything we know [1121d]
• Mario Strikers: Battle League DLC shows us a cheeky little Birdo [1121d]
• Christopher Nolan recreated an atomic test ‘without computer graphics’ for new movie [1121d]
• Mike White has a plan (sorta) for The White Lotus season 3 [1121d]
• How the most ambitious cult game of the ’90s got made [1121d]
• Polygon ranks the Star Wars [1121d]
• Puss in Boots on Hot Ones is the greatest crossover we never knew we needed [1121d]
• 10 things you didn’t know about the game industry [1121d]
• The Witcher 3 hits even harder in a post-Cyberpunk 2077 world [1121d]
• Armored Core 6 isn’t just a ‘Soulsborne’ mech game, creators say [1121d]
• Avatar: The Way of Water is already swimming toward the Oscars [1121d]
• The Next 10 [1121d]
• 6 big predictions for entertainment in 2032 [1121d]
• Predicting the future of games is a fool’s errand, but let’s try anyway [1121d]
• Ikaruga artist Yasushi Suzuki illustrates a game from the future with hints of the past [1121d]
• One day, we’ll all play Red Dead just by thinking about it [1121d]
• Microtransactions are coming for your TV shows [1121d]
• In 10 years, you’ll make holographic games with your friends on the fly [1121d]
• Do a Powerbomb creator Daniel Warren Johnson illustrates the scary future of corporate consolidation [1121d]
• BioShock concept artist Robb Waters designs futuristic VR bodysuits [1121d]
• Where to find the collectibles in Destiny 2’s Spire of the Watcher [1121d]
• Prince of Persia creator Jordan Mechner draws a futuristic game console [1121d]
• Too Many Cooks’ creator hid an entire horror movie in Adult Swim’s yule log [1121d]
• Disney just revived a character it lost the rights to in 1928 [1122d]
• The Witcher: Blood Origin isn’t a great sign for a post-Henry Cavill future [1122d]